Happy New Year!

As we turn the calendar to a brand-new year, we want to pause and say thank you. Your support, enthusiasm, and shared love of historic textiles made 2025 a truly meaningful year for us, and we are so grateful to have you as part of the ReproductionFabrics.com community. We wish you a happy, healthy, and creative New Year filled with beautiful stitching.

As we look ahead to 2026, we’re excited to share just a few highlights:

First, we still have a few spots available in our upcoming textile programs created especially to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary in 2026. Join Margo for A Textile Journey, a deep dive into historic fabrics and stories, and our 2026 Strippy Quilt Block of the Month featuring three new Dutch Heritage and Dutch Chintz colorways. These programs are rooted in early textile history and designed to make your Semiquincentennial stitching truly special. Visit our Cottonopia youtube channel to hear Margo discuss these programs. 

Second, 2026 marks Margo’s 45th year in the fabric business, and we’re celebrating all month long by releasing out-of-print treasures from her personal stash. We’re starting with the beloved A Soldier’s Quilt collection—designed by Margo and based on her original 1863–1868 sample book. These fabrics are rich with history and meaning, and quantities are very limited. Check back to our Margo's Private lines section of the website frequently to see updates and new additions. Margo discusses A Soldiers Quilt on her Cottonopia youtube channel. 

Finally, the much-anticipated Inglenook collection by Margaret Mew has arrived at ReproductionFabrics.com—and it’s already heading out the door for some exciting 2026 projects. While kits sold out during pre-order, we still have fat quarter bundles of all 23 prints and yardage available in many gorgeous designs. Inspired by antique British fabrics from Margaret’s own collection, Inglenook is a stunning addition for quilts, garments, and historic-inspired projects.

Thank you again for being part of our journey. We’re so excited to stitch, learn, and celebrate history together in the year ahead.

Warmest wishes for a Happy New Year,

Margo Krager
ReproductionFabrics.com